With the help of sympy.Pow() method, we can find a raised to the power of b where a and b are parameters to the method.
Syntax: Pow(a, b)
Parameter:
a – It denotes an integer.
b – It denotes an integer.Returns: Returns an integer which is equal to a raised to the power of b, i. e., a^b.
Example #1:
# import Pow() method from sympy from sympy import Pow a = 3b = 3 # Use Pow() method pow_a_b = Pow(a, b) print("{}^{} = {}".format(a, b, pow_a_b)) |
Output:
3^3 = 27
Example #2:
# import Pow() method from sympy from sympy import Pow a = 5b = 4 # Use Pow() method pow_a_b = Pow(a, b) print("{}^{} = {}".format(a, b, pow_a_b)) |
Output:
5^4 = 625
